[photonut13]

Well school is wrapping up for me within about 2 weeks and me and my friends have yet to pull a grad prank. I am normally pretty apt with pranks, but most of the time they just come to me. Here are the 2 main one I have done or been an accomplice in so far.

1) Turned every clock back an hour including the computer so the bells were messed up (took them a week to fix)

2) Turned a tap around at the end of class so that it flowed onto the ground, it practically flooded the entire classroom (no damage it was tile).

Now I haven't been caught for a single one of these and I don't ever intend to be. Also all those pranks were pulled over 6 months ago throughout the course of the school year, I want to go out with a bang so I need some good prank ideas that are easy to get away with, judging by the ideas in the Urinator thread I know you guys have lots of them, so give em to me.

P.S Don't expect me to actually do anything, Im starting this mainly as a thread to read about funny grad prank ideas.

[Rocky529]

All of those are actually all immature pranks, why do you have to 'go out with a bang'?

[photonut13]

Well actually, all of those were mostly honest accidents,

#1 was a lets see what this button does situation

#2 was a egging a friend to put some funny stuff on a survey down that someone actually took seroiusly

#3 was not supposed to have the results it did, stupid oblivious teacher managed to teach an entire class in a slowly flooding room without noticing

As for going out with a bang, you know how every school ends up having a end of year grad prank? Well at my school no one seems to have any imagination, last year someone put up slanderous graffiti about teachers and the year before someone tore up the field with their car. Now that is immature. I want to do something that people will think about, not cause any damage and be a step above in maturity compared to previous years.

[DBLJ]

I dont think your telling the whole truth. Your causing damage to others stuff. Obviously you dont htink something can happen if you get caught. Pranks arnt supposed to leave any marks after its cleaned up.

[photonut13]

Originally Posted by Bsktbll109

I dont think your telling the whole truth. Your causing damage to others stuff. Obviously you dont htink something can happen if you get caught. Pranks arnt supposed to leave any marks after its cleaned up.

I dont quite follow, the clocks thing didnt leave a mark, unless you call them learning to not leave the server room door wide open a mark. The survey thing didnt leave a mark the cops left that along completley after they finnaly figured out that it was clearly a joke, and the water thing didnt leave any damage in a completely tile science room.

[jeepnmike]

Beat the **** out of your principal. Everyone will think you're cool.

[elmer_fud]

put a car in a hall inside your school

[elmer_fud]

or block off all the junior/lower classmen parking lots so they cant get into them

[elmer_fud]

the best one when i was in high school was someone droped thousands of rubber bouncy balls down the stair case during passing period

[Ryanpowell167]

Any steps or stair in the school? Cows and some other farm animals will walk up steps but not down.....Like, as little as one step...

Steal a mascot with as little destruction as possible

saran wrap a higher-up's car....

just a few off the top of the head...

[Ryanpowell167]

wow 6 posts within 4 minutes of eachother....

[1990JEEPXJ]

blow up doll up the flag pole. blocking off the underclassmen parking lot (welding, different lock, blocking it with something big and heavy)

[elmer_fud]

years ago (70's or 80's) someone put mickey mouse ears on a dome at our school.

[waterboarder]

Bunch of punks here decided to play a "senior prank". Now they are facing felony charges. I hope they all get the max.

Originally Posted by http://www.adn.com/crime/story/422245.html

Eleven of the 16 Service High School students accused of vandalizing their school this spring as a senior prank have been charged as adults in state district court with felony criminal mischief.

Anchorage District Attorney Adrienne Bachman, who filed the charges Thursday, said in an e-mail that the students have been summonsed to court and were not taken into custody. She would not say what, if anything, the remaining students had been charged with.

"11 adults were charged. 16 students were involved according to the school district. Information about juveniles is not public information," she wrote.

The students are accused of meeting at the school about 1:30 a.m. April 24, squirting glue into 18 exterior door locks, and pouring concrete onto driveways to block access to the school. The concrete failed to set but the glue did and school officials had to punch out the locks and replace them. Damage totalled nearly $1,650.

Police identified suspects using surveillance tapes from the hardware and auto supply stores where they bought their materials.

Charged with third-degree criminal mischief are Tyler Paul Burton; Kyle Brandon Dennis; Sean Aris Fowler; Thomas James Leaman; Joseph Montana Murdock; Seth Taylor O'Banion; Abelardo Josue Rios; Thomas Michael Targe; Conner Lee Wrede; Ryan Carr Vander Bie; and Daniel Patrick McClintock. All are 18 years old and scheduled to be arraigned June 23 at 9 a.m.

Under Alaska law, a person commits third-degree criminal mischief by intentionally causing at least $500 in damage to another's property -- but total damage is not divided among offenders when deciding the degree of an offense, according to police. The crime is a class C felony -- the least severe felony class -- with a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison.

Attempts to reach parents of several of the boys Friday were unsuccessful. But one mother said the decision to charge the students with felonies seemed excessive.

"Us parents, we do the best we can, and I think we've done a really good job," said Karla Vander Bie, mother of Ryan Vander Bie. "I think people that have all these negative things to say, I guess I feel that they just don't know the kids. ... They're not rich brats."

The 16 students have been censured through the Anchorage School District, which suspended them for 16 days, then placed them on five days of in-school suspension so they could finish their course work.

They were excluded from the May 15 graduation ceremony and 15 of them -- one helped plan the raid but did not participate in it, police say -- had to complete 50 hours of community service before being allowed to receive their diplomas.

All but a few completed the requirements by the time their suspensions ended May 22 and received their diplomas last weekend, Superintendant Carol Comeau said.

The students have each paid $102 restitution, with one exception. That student has agreed to pay it, charging documents say. Since they have been cooperative, Comeau said she might recommend reduced charges.

"I don't have any interest in them having a long record," Comeau said. "But I'm very comfortable with the way the district attorney is processing this."

Vander Bie, whose son was among those who got their diplomas, said the School District handled the case well and she was grateful Ryan was able to finish high school on time.

"It's very much appreciated that they were given that opportunity," she said. "These are good kids. They just made a poor decision."

The boys, who have been longtime friends, know they made a mistake, said Vander Bie, who has known them for years.

"I think all the boys have learned a great lesson from this," she said. "They've grown up from this and I know that they're going to be good, successful citizens that have a great deal of contribution to our society. Just, we have to get through this. And we will, we will. They'll come out and they'll be stronger and better people for it."

[BLS33]

Wow you led people to believe a teacher was a pedophile? Way to go man you are a class act. I would have had a fun time convincing people you broke your neck falling down stairs.


Seriously though for a good prank I have two words: An thrax